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noisy
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| pauly_pizza wrote: | | Yep same here, and turbos on the falcon motor.. u know ur gaining serious amounts of power and fun. so its almost worthwhile to do it to any falcon.. but cost is an issue for some or most people. |
whats a super supreme cost these days? |
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pauly_pizza
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| Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 8:36 pm Post subject: |
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| I DUNNO LOL..lol |
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smoke_
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| Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 10:09 pm Post subject: |
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| $5.95 with voucher dude! |
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EF_wanabe
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Nice pics etc top owrk.
I was thinking if it were under $1800 with parts etc id do it but dang. |
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jet ute
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| Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 4:36 pm Post subject: |
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| good stuff |
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braidy
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That's awesome. I have been planning to turbo my car, in fact, the EXACT same ED as yours, colour and all.
Just out of interest, is that ED lowered? |
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xgdude
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| Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:30 pm Post subject: |
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| do you have a shot of the exhaust manifold before you mounted it? |
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CHEF
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| Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:25 am Post subject: |
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| Nope sorry Ive lost most of these pics now |
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EFFalcon
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| Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:40 pm Post subject: |
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is this of any use?
[img]www.effalcon.com/pics/mycar/turbo/100_9497.jpg[/img] |
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ToranaGuy
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| pauly_pizza wrote: | | Yep same here, and turbos on the falcon motor.. u know ur gaining serious amounts of power and fun. so its almost worthwhile to do it to any falcon.. but cost is an issue for some or most people. |
Cost is an issue, but fuel system could also be an issue, with so many LPG falcon's getting around out there.
If i were to turbo my falcon, i'd have to work something out about the LPGI setup, apparently it's only good for 200 Flywheel KW, which with the fresh motor, isn't very far away at all. Not that i have the $$$ to turbo it, just spent too much on engine & 5spd swap.
I have some extractors for it now, but i'll keep the stocko manifold incase i manage to get a turbo fall into my possesion. It doesn't look too hard to mod it to have a turbo hanging off.
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Tocchi
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you can use a 'j pipe' to keep the stock manifold. no welding of the manifold needed.
i was gonna use that...until i bought a proper tuned length turbo manifold |
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ToranaGuy
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| Tocchi wrote: | you can use a 'j pipe' to keep the stock manifold. no welding of the manifold needed.
i was gonna use that...until i bought a proper tuned length turbo manifold |
You could, but would it flow good enough compared to putting the flange on the side of the manifold? No question that it's definatly easier to do the " j pipe ". Was thinking it just after i posted the last post. ROFL. 
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Tocchi
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| ToranaGuy wrote: | | Tocchi wrote: | you can use a 'j pipe' to keep the stock manifold. no welding of the manifold needed.
i was gonna use that...until i bought a proper tuned length turbo manifold |
You could, but would it flow good enough compared to putting the flange on the side of the manifold? No question that it's definatly easier to do the " j pipe ". Was thinking it just after i posted the last post. ROFL.
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if you look on the first page (actually first post) of this topic, you will see that CHEF did the flange on the side of the manifold. so it would be best to ask him about it.
if the flow was almost identical then go the easy way |
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ToranaGuy
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| Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 12:17 am Post subject: |
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| Tocchi wrote: |
if you look on the first page (actually first post) of this topic, you will see that CHEF did the flange on the side of the manifold. so it would be best to ask him about it.
if the flow was almost identical then go the easy way |
Been following this thread for a long time now, and yes i have re-read the 1st page and taken a look at the pics. I'd be thinking the manifold with the turbo flange on the side would flow better, but without items to test, that's speculation.
My ignition system is done now, ICE have rebuilt & recurved a dizzy, plus supplying a coil & leads for my Turbo Torana project. Can't wait to get it running again. I'll have a turbo car to play with. 
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dirty_xf
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| this will sound dumb but just got motor rebuilt and recond with the turbo setup can i use the internals that i have or do they have to be changed aswell |
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dirty_xf
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| this will sound dumb but just got motor rebuilt and recond with the turbo setup can i use the internals that i have or do they have to be changed aswell |
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ISQUIK
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fella's just spent an hour reading this thread.
CHEF awsome info bro.
I have got a loan and am going to spend about 10g of it on the motor and you have changed my plans from supercharging to going with a turbo.
I will start buying things and should have the car off the road in about two months to start the modifications. i will take step by step pics and will post them on the forum. aiming for 250-300rwkw.
i figure its time to move on from my vl turbo. |
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TREAY81
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WOW!, Firstly, Thankyou for taking the time to do this thread, Bloody unreal, you make it seem so simple.
I will have to consult some mates and the powers that be ( The misus), I was going to buy a 2nd hand XR6T but i may reconsider... Depending what i find in the parts list.
thankyou CHEF.
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vrblou02
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i am definately going down the forced induction route soon
supercharge or turbo not sure yet
thinkin supercharger on a switch so i can turn it on and off to save fuel
on long trips where its not needed
if any1 has got any ideas bout this please let me no
but this is a decent document indeed ona turbo setup
well done mate
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supermanAU
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i have a 99 au xr6 intech and want to piece togetha a turbo kit,only want to run bout 7-9psi,if i have a risin rate fuel reg and second pump wuld this be ok? also wat turbo shuld i run i only rev it to bout 5200 rpm? i have a garret t series which has p/n 34650 stamped on it(realy good nick) is this to small?
also can anyone shed some light on the part numb? |
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